Shippers can now use the e-commerce giant’s network to deliver freight to third-party sites, the company announced Wednesday.
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Shippers can now use the e-commerce giant’s network to deliver freight to third-party sites, the company announced Wednesday.
Published June 10, 2026
Amazon trucks travel on a highway. The company has expanded its LTL service offerings to include deliveries to third-party sites.
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Amazon expands LTL freight service across the U.S., allowing businesses to ship palletized freight outside its network.
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